Plugins for Moodle

Plugins for Moodle, available at Free, has an average rating of 3.95, with 6 lectures, based on 43 reviews, and has 786 subscribers.

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You will learn about Learn about how Moodle can be extended by different plugins Get an understanding on Moodle course modules – activities and resources Get an understanding of Moodle user roles, enrolments and grouping Learn about some of the development tools provided by the Moodle core This course is ideal for individuals who are PHP Developers and Moodle Managers/Administrators wishing to understand how Moodle can be customised with plugins. It is particularly useful for PHP Developers and Moodle Managers/Administrators wishing to understand how Moodle can be customised with plugins.

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Summary

Title: Plugins for Moodle

Price: Free

Average Rating: 3.95

Number of Lectures: 6

Number of Published Lectures: 6

Number of Curriculum Items: 6

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 6

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn about how Moodle can be extended by different plugins

Get an understanding on Moodle course modules – activities and resources

Get an understanding of Moodle user roles, enrolments and grouping

Learn about some of the development tools provided by the Moodle core

Who Should Attend

PHP Developers and Moodle Managers/Administrators wishing to understand how Moodle can be customised with plugins.

Target Audiences

PHP Developers and Moodle Managers/Administrators wishing to understand how Moodle can be customised with plugins.

This video course of Moodle highlights the main areas that can be extended by plugins in Moodle. It will be useful to PHP developers and to non-technical managers/administrators who would like to understand the areas that can be enhanced by plugin developers.

Moodle is an online learning environment application. It is a modular system and plugins allow users and organisations to extend and customise the functionality beyond what the core installation provides. Moodle development involves two types of developers. The first type includes those who maintain the core code-base and work for Moodle Pty Ltd known as Moodle HQ and third-party developers. These latter work in organisations worldwide or on their own developing custom plugins to extend the application, some of which are released into the community via the Moodle plugins directory.

The course consists of 5 approximately 5-minute each videos covering the following areas:

1. Authentication, users and roles

2. Blocks, course formats and enrolments

3. Groups, course modules and repositories

4. Resources, activities and completions

5. Reports, themes and other plugins

If you are a PHP developer just curious or one just contemplating adding Moodle development to your skills or a manager or administrator in charge of a department that manages your learning environment, then this course will help you get a better understanding of the possibilities.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Authentication, users and roles

Lecture 1: Authentication, users and roles

Chapter 3: Blocks, course formats and enrolments

Lecture 1: Blocks, course formats and enrolments

Chapter 4: Groups, course modules and repositories

Lecture 1: Groups, course modules and repositories

Chapter 5: Resources, activities and completions

Lecture 1: Resources, activities and completions

Chapter 6: Reports, themes and other plugins

Lecture 1: Reports, themes and other plugins

Instructors

Benjamin Ellis
Owner & Moodle Developer @ Mukudu Ltd

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3 stars: 7 votes

4 stars: 12 votes

5 stars: 21 votes

Frequently Asked Questions

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